About us
Tipton Community Theatre was formed in 1993 by a group of theatre lovers. It is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit all volunteer organization. In the past 20 years we've presented 72 productions including musicals, comedies, dramas, Shakespeare plays, and youth productions. TCT has a presence at the 4-H Fair, Ducky Day, The Tipton County Pork Festival and other community functions. We provide speakers and programs for various organizations and schools through the Readers Theatre Group and other volunteers as well as fundraisers with The Mystery Dinner Theatre.
Several young people who have been involved with the theatre have continued their studies and are involved professionally in movies, stand-up, theatre, and music. Tipton Community Theatre looks forward to another 20 years of providing outstanding affordable entertainment for Tipton and the surrounding area.
Several young people who have been involved with the theatre have continued their studies and are involved professionally in movies, stand-up, theatre, and music. Tipton Community Theatre looks forward to another 20 years of providing outstanding affordable entertainment for Tipton and the surrounding area.
our mission
01.To provide a means for Tipton and the surrounding communities to experience and participate in live theatre
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02.To present productions that will serve to entertain the people of our communities
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celebrating 30 years
We are proud to celebrate the 30th season of the Tipton Community Theatre in 2022-2023. During the past three decades, we've created so many memories that have made a lasting impact on the Tipton community. We are beyond grateful for the hundreds of volunteers and donors and the entire community for the support they have provided to help us grow significantly since our start.
We've come a long way since our first show, "Our Town" by Thornton Wilder, when there was no set, minimal expenses and costumes that were easily put together. Our goal is to continue growing and providing amazing performances multiple times a year.
Keep scrolling for a full performance history from the last 30 years!
We've come a long way since our first show, "Our Town" by Thornton Wilder, when there was no set, minimal expenses and costumes that were easily put together. Our goal is to continue growing and providing amazing performances multiple times a year.
Keep scrolling for a full performance history from the last 30 years!
Board of Directors 2022
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Chad Huff - President
Taylor Williams - Vice President Jodi Colwell - Secretary Rob Cochrane |
Jill Howell
Joann Kaiser Shelly Powell Jeff Pyke |
Ian Ragains
Ryan Schmitt Ashley Sherard Clarke Darlene Tragesser |
performance history
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2021-2022
Fall - Mom's Gift / Jungle Book Kids / Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Winter - Aladdin, Jr. Spring - Wine, Cheese and Murder 2020-2021 Winter - I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change / Pride and Prejudice 2019-2020 Fall - Noises Off / 9 to 5, the Musical Winter - The Mousetrap / Disney's Lion King Jr. 2018-2019 Fall - Fairytale Courtroom / Music Man Winter - Seussical, Jr. Spring - Macbeth / Church Basement Ladies, A Second Helping 2017-2018 Fall - Into the Woods, Jr. / Disney's Cinderella KIDS Winter - It's a Wonderful Life / Steel Magnolias / Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Summer - The Last Five Years 2016-2017 Fall - Unbroken Circle / Mary Poppins Winter - Church Basement Ladies / Disney's Peter Pan, Jr. 2015-2016 Fall - Crimes of the Heart / Monty Python's Spamalot Winter - Disney Alice in Wonderland, Jr. / At First Sight Spring - The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee 2014-2015 Fall – A Little Piece of Heaven / Shrek, The Musical Winter – The Wizard of Oz Spring – Moon Over Buffalo 2013-2014 Fall – A Christmas Carol, The Musical Winter – Dearly Beloved / Of Mice & Men Spring – We the People |
2012-2013
Fall – Into The Woods Winter – The Dixie Swim Club / The Little Mermaid, Jr. Spring – Our Town – 20th Anniversary 2011 - 2012 Fall – Annie Winter – The Foreigner Spring – Surprising Story of 3 Little Pigs / Daddy’s Girl Summer – A Grand Night For Singing 2010 - 2011 Fall – Mother Goose is Eaten By Werewolves / Little Women Winter – Beauty & The Beast Spring – The Boys Next Door / On Golden Pond 2009 – 2010 Fall – Children of Eden Winter – The Sunshine Boys Spring – The Princess Plays / Bless Me Father 2008 - 2009 Fall – The Sound of Music Winter – 12 Angry Men Spring – Seussical, Jr. / A Midsummer Night's Dream 2007 - 2008 Fall – Wizard of Oz Winter – Charlotte's Web Spring – Dearly Departed / The Odd Couple 2006 – 2007 Fall – Little Shop of Horrors Winter – Play On ! Spring – Much Ado About Nothing / School House Rock Live, Jr. 2005 - 2006 Fall – Joseph & the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Winter – I Take This Man Spring – Evening of One Acts & Cabaret 2004 – 2005 Summer - Pippin Fall – The Passion of Dracula Winter – The Crucible Spring – Peter Cottontail 2003 – 2004 Fall – Nuncrackers / The Cemetery Club Winter – The Mouse Trap / Youth Workshop & Showcase Spring – The Nerd |
2002 – 2003
Summer – Thumbelina Fall – Peter Pan Winter – Art Spring – The Diary of Anne Frank 2001 - 2002 Summer – Wait Until Dark Fall – Cinderella Spring – I Will Sing Life Summer – Blithe Spirit 2000 - 2001 Summer – 1776 / Hauncho the Hamster Fall – All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten Spring – Arsenic and Old Lace 1999 - 2000 Summer – Nunsense Fall – It’s A Wonderful Life Winter – The Best Christmas Pageant Ever Spring – The Egg & I 1998 - 1999 Summer – Aesop’s Fables Fall – Man of La Mancha Winter – The Curious Savage Spring – The Miracle Worker 1997 – 1998 Summer – Winnie The Pooh Fall – You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown Spring – Ten Little Indians 1996 - 1997 Summer – Charlotte’s Web Fall – The Wizard of Oz Spring – Steel Magnolias 1995 - 1996 Fall – The Music Man Spring – See How They Run 1994 – 1995 Fall – Godspell Spring – Cheaper by the Dozen 1993 -1994 Spring – Our Town Fall – Fiddler on the Roof Spring – Born in the Woods |
